The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-06-28

1t is reported that some unknown
parties are making raids on the kitchens
in the vicinity of Thirteenth and Lamine
streets every night or so, and stealing
bread and other profitable grub.
The waterworks company is putting
fire plugs and pipe at various corners down
streets and sidewalks to make the required
connections will be proceeded with at once.
The WILDER troupe leaves this after
noon for Leavenworth, Kan, where a
weeks engagement will be played. A
crowded house was present last night at
Woods to give the actors a rousing fare
we'll.
The well-borers at midnight were still
going through sandstone, and had reached,
when they Knocked off for the customary
Sabbath rest, depth of HOS feet. There
were one thousand feet of water in the
hole.
Dorsey Morsey was arrested yesterday
for disturbing the peace OF the Franklin
family. He pleaded not guilty. and his
case was continued by Judge Levens, on
account of the absence of witnesses, until
tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Huffaker, who fell from chair
several days agn, while putting up cur
tain to a window of her home at Lamonte,
died day before yesterday, it is stated, from
the injuries she received. She left hus-
band and several small children.
"A sudden hegird of the sparrows must
have happened Friday night, for there
were very few of them around their usual
haunt. Might it be suggested that they
were frightened of by prospective attack
from battery of ordinance ordnance?
The wife of Wade Wilfong appeared
before Esq. Halsted yesterday to compla
against her husband for mistreatment and
abuse. The squire sent her to the prosecu-
ting attorney, for the necessary warrant,
but none has been issued yet. Mr.. Lamm
is out of the city, and his partner, Mr..
SaDgree, is in charge of the business.
Mrs. Geo. 81. Goetze died last Friday
evening, and will be buried to-day from
the family residence, eighteen miles south
east of Sedalia. Geo. Baumann, Aug
Schrankler, Chas. Yost and L. K. Friemel
and wife, will leave here this morning to
attend the funeral.
1t was reported yesterday that Willis
Taylor. farmer near Longwood, about
eighteen miles from Sedalia, had accident
ally run a reaper needle through his hand
and that lockjaw had supervened, and
Taylor had died. The BAzoo was unable
to run the rumor down to any authentic
basis.
-Mesrs Sneed, Hansberger & Lupe,
real estate and financial agents, began re-
moving yesterday from their old quarters
In the Porter block, to their elegant new
business home in the old Pettis County
bank rooms, on Ohio, between Third and
Fourth. They will be ready for business
next week, and their friends will find them
in apple-pie order and handsomely
situated.
Mary, the daughter of Peter Kuhn,
the Ohio street shoe dealer, is very low.
Her case is puzzle to the doctors in at
tendance-Small, Evans and Trader-as
she has eaten nothing for four weeks, and
they are unable to obtain correct dag
nosis of her ailment. The girl is about Is
years old, and has been laid up for several
months with infan atory rheumatism.
-"You jist ought to have been over to
our house last night !" Shouted one small
boy to another on Sixth street yesterday.
"Why-making pictures ?" inquired the
other. "Not much humphI No Sir
our folks went away and we had pop corn,
two kinds of sweetened water, milk and
camphor. drew the dog around in the table
cloth and the hired girl told us eight
ghost stories.